Sam Bushman breaks down the week's biggest stories the networks refuse to cover: the murky US-China $30 billion tariff deal, Trump rejecting Iran's proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz while oil climbs past $108 a barrel, Congress collecting paychecks while on vacation instead of governing, taxpayer money funding Trump campaign ads disguised as public service announcements, Republicans scrambling to defend 39 House races, mortgage rates blowing past 7%, Trump suggesting arms sales to China, the FBI getting hacked by ShinyHunters, and Nvidia positioning itself as the private sector gatekeeper of AI. Linked Timestamps: 1:10 - US and China announce $30 billion in possible tariff cuts 2:43 - Congress on vacation: the incumbent privilege problem 5:16 - Trump rejects Iran's proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz 7:15 - Oil prices rise above $108 a barrel after Iran rejection 9:30 - Taxpayer money used to air Trump campaign ads as "public service announcements" 12:34 - Republicans scramble to defend 39 House races as Democrats surge 16:01 - Trump suggests selling arms to China 18:20 - Democrats target Trump family dealings for investigation 20:04 - Nvidia's AI safety platform: one private company as gatekeeper 21:14 - Mortgage rates soar past 7% and the real housing crisis 23:13 - FBI hit by massive data breach from ShinyHunters Call to Action: Get the news the networks refuse to cover. Find Sam Bushman at libertyroundtable.com on Rumble, YouTube, and everywhere you listen. Share the broadcast, spread the word, and help alt media get a press pass. God save our constitutional republic.
